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Dharma Talks
2011-07-17 Meditation and Mindfulness 50:30
Martine Batchelor
Gaia House Meditation and Study Retreat

2011-07-17 Two Metaphors: The Snake and the Raft 60:49
Stephen Batchelor
Gaia House Meditation and Study Retreat

2011-07-16 Relaxing into Kindness 54:40
Sally Armstrong
Intensive metta practice can be challenging on many levels - body, heart and mind. One of the most supportive things we can do to deepen the intention of love and kindness is to consciously and deliberately relax; truly relax in mind and body.
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Metta Retreat

2011-07-16 Good Friendship and How To Calm Down The Thinking Mind. 65:50
Sayadaw U Jagara
Friendship is necessary in life for the support of psychological and educational growth. It can equal the Dhamma or eight fold path. How to make our mind our friend, tentative exploration owith " Vitaka SanThona Sutta" MN -19 + MN -20
Insight Meditation Society - Forest Refuge July through October 2011 at IMS - Forest Refuge

2011-07-16 Loving Kindness; Reflecting on our Goodness 36:17
Guy Armstrong
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Metta Retreat

2011-07-16 Self and Benefactor 58:23
Kamala Masters
First day instructions, guided meditation and walking meditation instruction
Spirit Rock Meditation Center Metta Retreat

2011-07-15 Mana Papanca 53:19
Christina Feldman
The story we tell ourselves about who we are and its release.
Insight Meditation Society - Retreat Center Mindfulness, Insight, Liberation: Insight Meditation Retreat

2011-07-15 Thoughts, Interpretation and Reaction 36:47
Grove Burnett
Vallecitos Mountain Retreat Center Awake in the Wild: Meditation in Nature Retreat

2011-07-15 Four Noble Truths, Asalha 55:14
Amma Thanasanti
at Mahapajapati Monastery, CA
Shakti Vihara

2011-07-14 Life Coming Together As You 51:55
James Baraz
The teaching of Anatta (not self) points to the fact that from the perspective of ultimate reality we are not separate entities to whom life happens. All the people in our life who’ve inspired and impacted us live through us even after they are gone. And we in turn impact the lives of many others and live through them. This talk includes a guided practice to understand anatta from this perspective—that the love we’ve received from others and pass on doesn’t belong to any of us.

James dedicated this talk to his father Arnold, who would have been 93 today; it begins with a moving reminiscence of their relationship.
Insight Meditation Community of Berkeley IMCB Regular Talks

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